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Exactly 10 years ago, I decided to start a small open-source project as part of my professional development.

After ten sometimes bumpy years in the IoT environment, I would like to explain the pitfalls encountered and make a proposal on how to build a more modular, resilient IoT stack.

In my previous post I demonstrated how to speed up embedded development using a rocket ice cream and a Nano Pi R6C.

I grew up at a time when embedded development used to happen on a powerful amd64 machine.

As announced earlier this year edi has adopted a new workflow.

edi gets developed since eight years and in the meantime the tool landscape has considerably evolved.

IoT devices are inherently distributed across many locations.

Have you ever wondered why you can run an arm64 Docker container on an amd64 host machine?

It was on my TODO list since a long time: For my GitHub Actions runner setup I need unique hostnames per Raspberry Pi so that I can scale up to multiple runners.

In this blog post I explore Debian testing - the current development state of the next stable Debian distribution.